Australian-Built Destroyer Makes Notable Speed Trials
The Australian destroyer Tobruk, 8800 tons, completed speed trials off Sydney Heads. Built with Australian materials by Australian workers, it features many unique RAN designs and ten 4.5 inch torpedo tubes, with crew including a driver and radio singer among others.
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Sydney
Wesnenday
Mountainnuk Sons
Tobruk
Sydney Heads
Wits Fd
Bydney
Bf Cockston Dock
I. D. Butcheron
GD. Moore
Royal Australian Navy
Williamatown Naval
Dickywri
Ballerin
Elton
Mimi
Nina Ui Navy
Canberra Taxi Sale Blocked by Government Policy
An excerpted Canberra report notes a real estate and taxi transaction halted by government action. Officials prevented the sale amid policy disputes involving a senator and local authorities, with details scattered across a fragmented OCR passage.
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Canberra
Ron Ian
Vast Expansion of Act Forests Promise Massive Timber Output
A Royal Society discussion at the Institute of Anatomy heard that forest policy aims to expand the ACT forests to produce about 1,000,000 super feet annually and employ around 4,000 workers in cutting, curing, and managing timber. Director Rodger urged maintenance of planting targets, noting 16,000 acres of trees planted and about 12,000,000 super feet of timber recovered in recent years, with plans for machinery and new varieties to boost output.
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A.C
Uber
Cy Cole
Royal Society
Institute of Anatomy
Cole
Weil
Ox Ag
Timber Buren
A. Rodger
Cote Sa
Neren Hart
Annie
Liberal and Country Policy For N S W Election
Sydney报道 Liberal and Country parties unveil joint policy for New South Wales. They pledge to suppress communism, align state policy with the Commonwealth, restore parliamentary supremacy, and promote production, housing, and development while safeguarding democratic rights and state sovereignty. The platform emphasizes cooperation with federal government and local authorities, and outlines measures across economy housing and governance.
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Sydney
Wednewlayy Uf
Biate
Tb-Columaiata
Rin
Uie
Liberal Party
Reatrik de
Country Party
Brigner
Samyortty
Coulton
Baste
Commonwealth
Neder
Mitra
Societisa
McGirr
Santrok
Pnduatryt Dixputen
Mwe
Edeationa
Othar
Country Party Policy Speech Scheduled for Inverell
The Country Party leader will deliver a policy following a rally at Inverell Monday night. Aimed at bolstering support, the speech outlines party positions on key issues and rural concerns in New South Wales.
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Country Party
Monda
Rydney
Wednonday
Caiman
Canberra’s Sport Minded Pulse On Saturay
Canberra shows high sporting engagement with 1 740 participants across nine disciplines and an estimated 2000 attending events. National Football drew about 1000 spectators, while Hockey Rugby and other games reported varied turnouts, reflecting a deeply active city in the Commonwealth.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
Canverra
Owl
Payed
Satutay
Udeweeek
Probe Into S P Phone Tapping Allegations
A Sydney based investigation was ordered into claims that PALG employees tapped telephone lines to obtain racing information. Reports say trainers owners and punters were monitored to learn betting plans, with eleven numbers checked for wiretaps. Officials vow to pursue facts and prosecute offenders.
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Sydney
Weanewiay
Ummediale
PALG
Frank Browne
P.M.G
Teninerm
Eme
Shaner Han Bees
Beng Ted U
Bash
Aydney
Anthony Malea
Postal Detectiven
Fmviker
Goulburn Wool Sales Reach Record Levels
The May 9 sale catalogue from Farmers and Grassers Goulburn shows 6000 bales offered from southern regions with strong bidding by continental, United Kingdom, and Russian interests. Prices hit all time highs for some stock and the clearance was largely better than the previous sale, though American buyers were subdued.
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Goulburn
Leo
Leen Yam
GEH/Daing
Bankes
Om Kes
Om Kes Fount of Musas, AC. and G. Howlett
Laggan
Cron
Et. Byrne
Nah
man/an
W. le Thomas
Ae & Nara
RM. Cliverwell
AL Bradley
Sueanheyan
Gorman
Quesnbeyan
J. W. Maye
Majera
K. F. Oldfeld
M. Goodal
Nona
Air Link Moruya Proposal Supported by Chambers of Commerce
In a tentative plan the Moruya aerodrome would gain improved air links. The Canberra Chamber of Commerce backs the proposal with the Tourist League support. Members will inspect and consider formal information before endorsement. Proposed routes include Caner and Parkes nodes to connect central and western regions.
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Moruya
Keates
Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Hua Areca
Gener
Tourist League
Ale Pnevice Vo
Wangana Nurranders
Can”hetra
Parkes
Dubito
Central
Canberra Court Passes Fines For Speed And Unlicensed Driving
Ronald Turner of Moonee via Hawkesbury Rivers was fined £8 with 10/6 costs for driving a motor cycle at 40 mph in Kennedy Street on March 2. He failed to appear when jailed. Jack Ge tlentwirg of Narratiundah was fined £2 plus 14/6 costs for being an unlicensed driver in Canber a Avenue on March 3. Arthur Thomas Kelly of Causeway had his application for license restoration struck out after failing to appear. previously convicted of driving under the influence on March 0, 1850.
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Ronald Turner
Moonee Moonee
Hawkesbury Rivers
CP. Koant
Canberra
Jas Turner
Conwable Urquhart
Kennedy Street
Twney
Rattek
Jacke Ge Tlentwirg
Tyes
Canbera Avenue
Urquant
NISW
Hewnee
Mit Granger
Arthur ‘Thoma Kelly
Causeway
Wiks
Kelly
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Kingston
Laurie
Capitol Hill
Lewing
Ttr
Nestles
Liberal and Country Policy
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Ltight
Bruxner
A Country Party
Hiner Bengal
Martin Windom
Halifax
Maltian Marte
Iampart
Teagan
Thie City
Nate Nt Ie
Rome
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